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Newspaper
Barnard Bulletin
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1935
Page
2
The bursar advises students to defer half their fall bill only after obtaining written permission before the first day of registration. Emily G Lambert notes a $5 late fee for registrations after September 20th.
The battle of the centuries is planned for next Tuesday May 7 at 4 30 in the gym the faculty student baseball game. Grace Chin Lee leads the student team while the secretive faculty lineup this year mirrors last season. The entire college is invited and tea may follow on the terrace weather permitting. Marion Greenbaum games chairman says this is the final week for informal tournaments urging everyone to hurry and climb their ladders.
Judges determine the winners from the top rung of the ladder in a decisive display. The scene centers on the competition structure and the outcome hinges on performers’ ascent.
The annual Barbecue is set for Sunday May 5 at 2 PM at Barnard Camp with Dean Gildersleeve and guests Dr Florrie Holzwasser Mrs Mary Morris Seals Mrs Esther McGill Prof A R Wayman and Physical Education Dept members. Archery hiking and other pastimes planned. Road maps available at the gym office and train travelers go to Ossining then taxi to Journey's End road.
Alice Olson, chairman of the Banquet committee and president of the A. A., urges attendees to join the Friday May 10 event in the gym. An outside speaker will give a speech and several college figures will participate alongside a freshmen waitresses skit.
Archery tournament scheduled this spring will include a tribute to William Tell. The event emphasizes the legendary marksman and places a commemorative gesture on the archery field.
The annual dance demonstration happens this afternoon at four thirty in the gym. Performances by the Advanced Dance Class the Greek Games Freshman and Sophomore dancers and several original pieces including solos. About fifty girls are expected to take part.
Cardboard figure of the young son of William Tell with a balloon head and an apple perched on top. The event invites all to participate and offers the apple as the prize for hitting the target.
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